Grainy
Photos taken on 15th May, 2010.
Kodak Super Gold 400 film. Vivitar Ultra Wide & Slim camera.
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These pictures were taken at Tokyo Design Festa with my Vivitar toy camera.
Lesson learnt : “I’m not going to take any more indoor pictures with my Vivitar
coz ‘ all of them came out under-exposed.”
What you see here are all adjusted version.
I played with the contrast & color.
The graininess gives a nice effect to these pictures yah!?
Don’t ask me what they’re doing.
I have no idea :p
If you have missed out my post on the Vol 31 Tokyo Design Festa…
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Shinjuku Gyoen (toy camera)
Kodak Super Gold 400 film, Vivitar Ultra Wide & Slim camera.
Remember I went to Shinjuku Gyoen a few weeks ago!? These few pictures are taken with Vivitar. I think I prefer the ones I took with my Canon EOS 300. What do you think?
OMG. Today is the last day of May…sigh…time flies…
I’m dreaming of a short trip out of Tokyo in mid July when we have a long weekend.
maybe going to Nara.
On a sunny day (toy camera)
Kodak Super Gold 400, Vivitar Ultra Wide & Slim camera.
Another random batch of Vivitar photos. These were taken on a sunny day so the colors came out quite ok. Vivitar on a cloudy day is a big NO NO!! And shooting indoor is quite impossible too!
Good bye Sunday…back to work tomorrow…
English: Sunday
Japanese: 日曜日 (にちようび・nichi you bi)
Korean: 일요일 (iryo il)
Chinese: 星期天 (xing qi tian) or 星期日(xing qi ri)
xoxo
burn (toy camera)
Kodak Super Gold 400, Vivitar Ultra Wide&Slim camera.
This is the first picture I got from the Kodak Super Gold 400 film that I developed recently. I swear I don’t remember taking this picture !!! I was loading the film in the train and I guess I accidentally pressed the shuttle!?
The burn effect is kinda cool yah!? I love all these surprises on film.
As you can see in this picture, Vivitar doesn’t work well for indoor lightings. btw. I got 40 pictures from a roll of 36 film! 4 pictures extra! Have any of you experienced this before?
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Roses (toy camera)
Kodak Super Gold 400 film, Vivitar Ultra Wide & Slim camera.
I tried out Kodak Super Gold 400 film on my Vivitar and here’s the result. hmm…I didn’t like the colors on these at all. They seem to be very dull compared to the pictures I took with Agfa Vista films. What do you think?
Now that I’ve tried, I know for sure that this camera doesn’t work well on macro shots (3rd photo). And I don’t know what happened to the vignetting effects. Most of the pictures doesn’t seem to have it.
English : Roses
Japanese : バラ （ばら・bara)
Korean : 장미 (jang mi)
Chinese : 玫瑰 (mei gui)
xoxo
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